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Photo of Trump kneeling, removing Clinton's pants isn't what it seems

An image spread online claiming to show Donald Trump kneeling and unbuckling Bill Clinton's trousers while the latter was seated in a leather armchair. The image spread after Trump signed into law a bill that forces the release of files related to the case of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

While many AI-detection tools claimed the image was unlikely to be AI-generated, we found plenty of inconsistencies in the image that show it was manipulated in some way. Reporter Nur Ibrahim has the details.

Did the 'Born in America Act' pass, forcing federal officeholders to resign? Not so fast

In reality, such a change to the law likely would require a constitutional amendment.

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Inspecting claims Campbell's Soup uses 'bioengineered meat' and '3-D printed chicken'

Campbell's called the claims about its ingredients "false" and "absurd."

15 claims we've investigated about the White House East Wing demolition

Trump's new White House ballroom is rumored to cost upward of $200 million, sparking a variety of rumors about the project online.

Did Branson, Missouri, water tower fall down? Rumor doesn't hold up

The video showed classic signs of AI.

Staff Pick

Beware rumor Macy's canceled 2025 Thanksgiving parade because of Mamdani

After Zohran Mamdani won the New York City mayoral election, a rumor began spreading online that Macy's was canceling its annual Thanksgiving parade because the mayor-elect wanted to charge the department store $10 million to use Fifth Avenue.

Macy's didn’t cancel its parade. Reporter Anna Rascouët-Paz broke down the truth behind the rumor.